VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – Wrestler of the Week this week is Ethan Miller.
Ethan is a freshman and is the Hi-Liners starting wrestler at 126lbs and enters the state tournament as the #1 seed from the East.
He is the son of Tim and Alyssa and has one older sister, Taylor.
Ethan had a great week of wrestling, and a grueling season vs many ranked wrestlers. He finished the
season 18-5 and has wrestled 12 matches vs opponents ranked in the top 3 in their region, as well as 2
matches vs a state qualifier from Thief River Falls, Minnesota. In his final match of the season, Ethan
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Regardless of the stage of life, buying coverage to insure it is part of sound financial planning, say experts in the field.
Being insured throughout life’s stages is important because it guarantees that the person’s financial obligations will be covered upon death, said Matthew Anderson, an agent with First International Insurance in Grand Forks.
VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewDakota.com) – Koye Grebel has been named the Farmers Union Wrestler of the Week. Koye is a sophomore and is the Hi-Liners starting wrestler at 106.
He is the son of York and Nikki and has one younger brother Koltyn and one older brother Kael who are also both wrestlers for the Hi-Liners.
Koye had a super week of wrestling. Koye went 4-0 on the week, handily beating three ranked wrestlers and one unranked wrestler. Koye is 23-0 on the season with every match being a major decision, tech fall or pin. Koye is the returning runner up at 106 and is ranked #1 in North Dakota Class A. Additionally, Koye got his 100th career win vs Keigan Hermanson of Thief River Falls on January 30th.
VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – Tucker, a sophomore & a starter for the Hi-Liners at 126 lbs, is the son of Nicole and Nathan Johnson and has one older sister, Brinklyn.
Tucker had a great week of wresting, with a 7-0 victory vs WF and a pin vs TRF.
He is an exceptional student athlete for the Hi-Liners as he is a member of the “A” Honor roll at VCHS & also participates in football, speech, Student Congress, jazz band, show choir, and Student Council.
In his free time, Tucker likes to hang out with friends and go hunting and fishing. His favorite class is Biology and his favorite video game is Minecraft.